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ASK your tea merchant for KOko.
Trausfers

Il. j. Rawlings oil al. 10 NJ. O.
Pearce, equal undivided one.hali 10,
terest in lots Nos 2 and 3, RAwliBgs'
addition S., 226 40.
q b. RswliLgo to II. ]. Rawlings,
part II what Is known rs the Raw.
lings' farm; elso lots / aud 2 Of the
Rawlings home place; 5000.
Fmucis White 10 Jocanna 0'Neal
and Mike Kelly, lot a, Intersection oil
kentucky avenue and Osolina street ;
1876.
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SMOKE sosot vlolets, at Colemun'a.
auburn G,n aud .saehino 60.

Have on hand, ready for pFomp, de.
livery, Englntg, Boilers and Rttings.
Cine, Fesder Coudensors, Hydraulic
Cotton Presses, and everything per.
taining 20 q hf,t olafs Ginning outfit
Write them before Gu purchase,
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AK your iru, dealer Iir Koko Talu.
wholesale srscsr. asd FACTORS.


Among the leading aud best known
Wholesale grocery aud cotton fec oing
houses In the city none Stand higher
than Schoo Geld, HAnsuer A 90, d.
Ing business at Noe. 2 q aud 25s Front
street Tue house WAS established Ia
1885, and sinos that time has been
continuously en- arging and extending
the trade, until nov II Commands a
widely ex ended pairona . through.
cut Tenneesse aud surrounding Statrs
They arc agents for Coles celebrated
illur and Miami po sdrr. schonli.ld,
Hansuer a O, have on h nd VERY
Large and well selected stock Of groc nv
goods aud plantation supplies, which
they oner TO their customers At the
very lowest market ri n. Tho house
has hfd uau'ually long experience
sith ca ton, iis handling and sale
Having experienced men IN iha, 10.
putmrni, TIE hishes, prices ~, A..
cured Tor their patrons who consipn
cotton 10 their care. Thsre Ia no
better, more substantial or tell,b.e
h1m in NJ mphs or elsewhere than
schoolneld, Hammer 4 Co, a'act
which the business public las .onR
HiuCe discovered
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DR. W. W. TAYLOR has removed his
oi,ice t1 Ill Court street., with Drs.
Mitchell 4 Maury. Telephones: Office,
500 residence, 30
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30 y1aI dmIR-atIr RoLc.
SNM't SNcCN Nights

plant OF thousands suffering from
ASTHMA, Consumption, Coughs, stA
Dlo yvu ever try Ackcr EngliAh lLsn
sdyf II h the best preparation Knows
Tar All Lung Troubles, sold On y posi-
Nv guarantee az loo, sOo
RENkRRr sd DERRNIZ a 90,
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OyEsTcs & GRosyEsoR oller the store.
house No $40 Font street, now occu
pied by Porter 4 Msctea, for rent
from September Jet.
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Coupes aud Carriages.
Call Telephone 90, day and night.
W. n. EDWARDS A BRO.

0vKRToS 4 GRosvEsoR offer the
storehy Jus NJ. 500 Front street, now
occupied by Porter 4 Mscrea, for rent
nom September la.
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DNudFuD

10 REMOVED ny THE usH or oocoAINH.
And u stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
BurueiPs Flavoring ertracia are the
beet.
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Nice G tiage q six ICONS, neir SAFE
Female College, aud In 200 yards Of
,lfe't car line. Very dusiIable. Price
10. neideu & Green, 2,7 Main street
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GTs your baby K1ko Thu.
AriI.iIc Gns rI.inres

In oil glasi, pollehed brass and glasg,
and antique bnss:
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Go 10 No. 80 Court street for srsi
class hoard.
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Planting. es. sad steam r,,u,v

j. wv Brown, NJ. 25I second
ritCti, k,rpf cots auily GA hand a
largo Il CA OF ges and steam pipes,
hfa-s and iron nc ingu, with steam
machines Tor cutting and Il ting ali
tt's ~ p'p', including eight inch
t,an IT, lite stock Of gis tiHtufei IL
g M le'e lne m1at coop e'e saul.
t.iy plumbing Ia put up by ms houso.
aHd a orders TO- wo 4 inthis line are
Ok out'd IN n manner not excelbed In
any ely.
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PuRE snd white ~ the flower whose
name 10 bears are the biscuits raised
by LILY Baking Powder.
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AFE Jluflrocef lof K5b

Nav supply Of The Dlchew, the
new novel, a. MabaloJd'f.
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KaKo Tnlu Tho besl doctor.

W. A. FARES 81 Union street, has
Just received Car Of nice Kentucky
saddle AID hsInets hoHes and marls.
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KoKo Tulu will core you.
miIburu ain ana machine a.

Keep on hand q large stock OF Steel
shafilBg, which they cell VI the came
price "a IRON. SEQ or wdlo them be.
fore yoa purchase shaiting or Pulleys,
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BABIES get teeth quick with KOko,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06
THE GREAT SHOW COMING.

AK your Wholesale and retail dealer
for Koko.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06
KoRo Thu Tor sale everywhere.
mnsarn g,s aud Machine 60.

Il headquarters io' lille Giant Got.
toH Pfossre. Write 10 them for prices.
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ssoKE tue Plantation, At Ooleman's.
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AEE yoaT coliectIonlT lor K 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

A Citizen Who Thinks tho Order Relating
to 3.story DuiidlnEn shonld DO Modified.
10 the Editor Of he faiali9nar.S
slR:-The Fire Eicape Ordinance re.
Gently passed by our City Council appslrs
10 the writer, and to othors who have
considered It, either to need amendment
or that the board which 10 to administer
tho ordinance shall exercise q senhible
discretion In doing 80. After providing
fro eEcapea Tor buildings o! four or more
Btotiea 90 10 usual, the ordinance declares
that all buildings more than two stories
In height used for manufacturing pur-
po,es" thall n!ao have Arc etcApea. The
intention Of tho clsule quoted, no doubt,
was to provide q means Of eecapO from
factory buildings Of thrse stories, filed
with operatives and where generally
eteam power Is In use. Such provision Ia
conmendBble, and doubtless usual, Ia
largo manufacturing cltiea; and II tho
clause In question had the word "excln.
siyeiy" inserted 20 rs 10 read fused ex.
Cluslvely Tor manufacturing purposes"
the intention would be plain. II canno!
have boon tho intention Of our Council 10
unnecessarily defacs very many OF the
ordinary commercial three.story buildings
OF our city with uneiehtly and useless
fire escapes-for any Ons Of such bnilG.
ings uacd for dry goods, millenory, tailor.
Ing, eh0ee, and indeed almoat any con
mercill pursuit. for which they ere moatly
occupied, may have two, three, or a half.
dozen psreons employed on the third
aoor il manufacturing comfotte, bonneta,
dresses, gentlemen'n ware, shoes, &c, and
therefore constructively used for manu-
featuring purposes. Such employee, being
at work during the day only, ara in nc
danger from fire, ss there ia not tho leasl
probability that tho Tow 60 engaged ii
any ono building could not escape III cast
Of OF alarm. It.is the inmates OF tht
~threes.ory building occupied by slecp!ue
women and chiid:en at night who arc II
sca. danger from FIRE. The writer hs!
Coma familiarity with the larger citiec
but Ia without knoHloIga Of f;e escape!
upon tho thrse.stOry bualncss houeea /!
any OF them, aud hsiioyee that they NJ,
not required upon such buildings any
where, and eh0uld not bb hero. II tn,
ordnance be not amended our "PolicI
and Fire Board" in ths exerGlao OF q Wis
aud practical discretion, should 10 con
atrue il as TO save our basinoaa buildinga
which era mostly three ~sto.iec, from bpin;
defaced by uasightly and useless fire es
capes. CITIZEN.
Wceling. NOu. 90 lSs7. ,
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CominelnnInilns Aheir Urels,

Mr. Thomas Finp, OF Mouudsville, Sec.
rotary OF the Society OF tho Seventh Rsgi-
msnt, West Virginia Infantry Voluntecyo,
desires The names, rank and Pcstofice ad-
dress Of 81! nsnbers Of that regiment.
Tlis 10 part OF q movement to erect on the
lsld Of Gettysburg q memorial to the
"Blooay Seventh" which won ieurela in
that terrible Tray.
the grateful people Of the country have
erected monuments to the deserving men
who Won lame il high command, end
they will erect moro. Bet these regiment
al monuments tina. sre going up OF Gettys.
burg will speak e~loquent}y 10 coming gen.
crations OF tho saeiiaces and courage Of
officers and men, tbs gallant leaders and
their equally gallant folloHers.
Che Fourth and Eighth Ohio, il the
samo brigade with our Seventh. already
haya monuments % that hieto,ic field.
Tho Legislature OF Ohio, proud OF their
achieysmsnis, contributed Sl,5OO 10 each
OF thsi' memorial. The Legislature OF
West Virginia is no! litsly to tol!oy this
example, but tho sur7ivaru sad their
f:icnds arc numerous enough 10 put up
something that ahnll commemorate Oh the
spot the hard fighting OF tho Seventh and
the splendid part it bore in that decisive
victory. This 1NTrLLlaEScER wiahss sue.
ccan to tho good cause.
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West IiTgi"iiI md the Virginia Debt.
ExGauL.L.x LnAs.,a..aa,I ~ - y

Grtenbrter Independent. a
Right hers IN thia county We have iron
orc in inexbsuetible quantity, certainly
equal, il not superior, to any found in Ala.
bsma, and at a distance not more than
fifteen miles from thie, va have tho best
coking coal In the world, vassly better
than that Of Birmingham, which makes
coke superior to tho celebrated coke OF
Conueilsyille. And which Is identical with
tho cohing coal OF New river. Yet not u
furnace has boon buils. not O mine has
been opened, simply from ths want of q
connecting railroad, or IN other words,
from the went Of money for which, II it Is
to BIZ gotten at MI, We mus! LOOK abroad.
And while capital pours toto Alabama
more can be gotten for similar enterprises
OF much bo:tsc promise in thi9 State, and
We DO not have to 90 far to dnd the rea-
son, or st least 2 reason sufficient In itaslf,
when We coroider the tinidity CT capital
10 explain the difference.
Nov, We are by no means prepared 10
say that this State 10 justly liable ios any
part, great or small, Of tba old debt OF
Virginia, but weGo say that this is an open,
undetermined question which demands
prompt aud decieive settlement. Lst It
be sscsr:aiued and determined ct once
ard forever whether we anything or
not, and If wo W nothing that will ba
the end of it, and If we ONO anything, be
it much or little, lot provision DO made for
its prompt sestlsment and adjustment on
tEe-best terms that can ba fairly and hon-
e5tiy obtained. This COURSE Ia impera.
tivelv daman1al NOT novn Nv nr,l,Iio noj;-
cy than by common honGsty aud in our
Judgment it will be most unwise for our
lawmakers to eysde or postpone longer
tho consideration and deciaion Of this
question. a State to command capital
muet keep its name, in money matters,
free from suspicion.
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For Himself Law, for society III, Bomb,

For Himself Law, for Society tho Bomb.
The fiery Mos. ws.s no sooner pulled up
Tor his iucendisry speech than he do.
clared II wss no! %incond!ary. From his
wi statement he wan merely reSre!ting
the late Of tho Chicago Anarchist muir.
dereIs.
His counsel tried evory art. known to
shrswd criminal lawyers to bend the law
IN his favor. When no was told that ho
had been convicted he said the Judge had
been fair to him aad the jury would not
have convicted him II it had better uu.
ders!ood the law in his case. Mos. il in
love with all tho bubbles raised by his
counael to show that tho law is on his
side. For his own part no urges the use
OF the dynsmite bomb aSaine. all society
whenever tho chancs offers.
II Most really believes what ho ssyu,
he has no righ. to complain of anything
society dosa to him, lsw'or no law. II he
had the uppnr hand he would,blow up
everybody that stands in his way and ap:.
propriate his ertate. II force be a good
doctrine for him, why not, on the came
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AN DECISION

III. #.#. .- -. ...".. r..N Hr..
Involving the Right Ut the Legislature to
L~sgisinto In Special Session on Matters not
Enumerated Ia the Govornot's Call.
The trial Of Frank Malice, charged with
tho killing Of franklin Miuear, Mt Smith.
ton, Doddrilau county, on tho 2lst Of last
August, WAS commenced at West Union
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. George w. FAR
Ia conducting tbs prosecution and Measrs.
stuar.& Son and Robert =. Blair appear
for tho defendant.
It Was not untlvlat0 In ;he M!srnoon
that thu Jury was Gworn In thu cRss aud
no evidence WIS tAkcu until Wednesday
morning. The jurors are MHson Haynes,
A. J. Osborne, John b. Shuttle, l. i.
Fleming, ". Il. Ramsey, Gsorue Free.
man, Macffsld Chapman, John r. Reed,
Luther E. Kile, b. F. Sherwood, J. l. Scott
and NimrOd Eyans.
examined In their r0ir dire, Judge Stuart
oojectsd to the States Attorney striking
from the list two jurymen "a provided In
the Act Of May tn, 1887, giving ns grounda
for bis objection that the Act was passed
at the called session OF tho Legislature
pursusnt TO the proclamation Of Governor
Wilson, Ia which the object and subjBCts
OF legislation to bs acted upon by the
Legislature were enumerated and set
forth, and which did no. embrace n change
OF the mode OF selecting jurymGniu felony
cases, and that there WE n violation Of
Article TIN Ct the Constitution. After ar.
gument and counsel, the court called upon
Hon. John J. Dsvie, Hon. Edwin Max
well and other membesn Of tho bar to give
him the benefit Of their vic W upon tho
uahj ect, and il was the unanimous cpin'
ion that the Act Of May 7thr giving tbs
Sts!e'a Attorney permission to strike out
two jur0ra from the panol Of twenty in
twenty in felony casea, is clearly uncon'
stitutloanl, and the court 30 ruled. Thit
ID probably tho first .cass that hM CONT
up IN tbs State since tho passage of the
ncf, in which It'd constitutiouality has
been .ulad upon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

Under crcss examination alops gave .hi

Under crcss examination moaI gave hiG
condemned accoun. OF hie career:
The prisoner eaid he had been convicted
Of treason III Aus.ris In 1869 nnd had
bsen iolprieoued one gear. III 1870 hs was
again convicted in ths. country Of the
pane crime, and got q five yesIs' sentence,
bat gsiusd his liberty ip 1871, through on
u,uuss!y granted political prisoners. IL
1872 he wns sentenced to ono yGn1's i'm.
%prioonment in Berlin for calling tho Em-
peror Of Germany q 'slsughtsIer." In
1874 he was sentenced 10 ono year aud elk
month"; imprisonment for 8 speech made
in Berlin on the memorial day OF tho Paris
Commune. In 1877 he waa sentenced in
Berlin to two months imprisonment for
b!asphemy. In 1881 Eo wSs sentenced in
England TO eighteen months' imprison-
meIs for ~applaudipg in the Frsiheil the
killing Of tho Car. Whsn no sos out Of
prison he came to THO country, and has
sluce remained here.
To this must BIO added the year he spent
in prison in this country and the other
year for which no Is now ticke!ed. Driven
out OF three countries, no comes here to
growl that everybody III tho United s.stes
who ia no. a millionaire is oppressed, him
self among the rest. Thia "~universal
asylum" business is fact losing ito charm
for the American people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

Private Dnlzoll Celebrates tho Twentieth
H. ArntvOrrnr; OK His AInrriaps.

i1lTNte balzoll SrihDr&teh tho twentieth
Ann;vorrarJ OK Ills Marriage.
Eon. JAMES NJ. Dalzell and wife (nee
Mas Hottie II. KolieySof Zmonvillc, o.
celebrated their ct5atHl wedding-the
tWentieth annigaraary Of their matlisge-
at Caldwell, Ohio, Tuesday evening, No.
venber 90. Their four dCyyhtors, May,
sged II; Nsllie, II; Anne. II; Beulsh, Is,
md their li:.lD BOZ, Ho gard Hayes, to-
gethef gith the Ptivato's eyed issher,
who has seen eishty-six Hinter5, were
present.
The Private, though in his 40!h year,
hes but ieW gray hsirs in his auburn locka
aud Gerry beard, and his wife, sill younger,
retains much OF the grace and bssuty
which media her in the closinr days Of tho
var oue Of the bgllea Of Mdskingnm.
As they go hsnd in hand toward tho
shadow that ut length must enyslope sll,
they ore checred, &C this glad epoch Of
their matrimonial livos, 10 know from the
presence OF their dear fsisnGs M this
occasion Of t~aslivity and rejoicing, thst
thsy arc followed by the good wishen Of 3
hoe! Of friends who have known them
long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01
Tho Old, Old Story.

List Thursday ut Nsrrows' Run, about
four miles above sistarsville, Tyler couu.
ty, on the Ohio side Of the river, a resi-
dencs wes entirely destroyed by the explo.
sion OF q lamp. Mr.. John Lanford, a
larmes who resides in that region, wGs in
the cellar OF his house with his non dom,
work oil eome description which demand.
cd the uas OF c lamp, which by come
means exploded, burning Mr.. Landlord
painfully, and hia con aaits severely. Tho
lamp also igui.ed tho rubbish in the eel.
Ter, which speedily communicated ita
flames to the building and destroyed It to-
gether with ite contenta-a sowing mo.
chine being the only object that was
saved.
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.H.HH#L #Ha|.#N#
theory, force against him? As the leader
OF 8 gres! cause who battles for a princi.
pie, he should be no. only willing but glad
TO see his principles adopted, even though
they be turned against him. But holt
not. Society has not pnrnuad . curse Of
force. II has given hima fair trial accord.
ing to tho law Of tho land he Is trying to
destroy.
The WORT tbat can happcnto him under
.he law for his oifsnGe is imprisonment.
His illogical mind rebels at this. It seems
impoealble TO pleese him. It may ba that
ho 10 going to lnslst on being hanged
further on.
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wr4SnL5yG. ~. VA. nE EnuEc1 J. 1897.
Frurt Face |

Senator Qlay, Of Pennsylvania, says
that Blains aRs elected when holsA Ohio,
stssr The most remarkable caupAiSn tour
on Ieco,d. II ho had CONS straight to
Maize, not a.opping n moment III New
York, be would bays been tho President.
We think 80, 1t was that n!op IN Now
York that did Tho miechlei. But Whit Is
tbs uss Of fighting over tho old lost battle?
Better got things ready for the next bsttlc,
which tho Republican party can win. 1t
may ba that we Ghall 10 into action under
The leadership Of Blaine. Oar leader may
DO erothor. But VIC shall 70 in to hin.
That Ia what we have to thipk Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

CANON Repository. ~
A cses Of the practical manner in which
GONG people open negotiations with Cupid
was illustrated the other day in this city.
While the members Of a real estate firm
waro encsscd in q convcaa,ion In their
office a man we'll adysncsdin years snter.
cd and gave his aGme and stated that he
resided in Canton. He stated that he was
In search OF a wife and il ono waa secured
him TO would pay n handsome commits.
aion. He would prefer a widow 40 a part
ner to assiet him in bearing tho burdens
Of life, and as no had fiys children no YVES
not particular how many children the
woman had, He spoke very earnestly and
when the dealers smiled at the thoughts
Of tho peculiar msnneri in which he sought
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John Bugher is his mans, Tsylors-
iowa, Oaic, bis ~e.stion; q1arrying his &C.
cupatlon and ii adius natural gas wells ia
his etrong and peculiar characteristic.
Thsre is a strange affinity bstween Mr..
Bughsr and the rubtle fluid. When he
makes 3 fad his first iutimstion Ia that
he 10 rooted to the spot. "Grsst beads Of
sweat roll dogn hls face, and the muscles
and cosds of his neck aTell and twis!
convulaivoly." These strange maniicata-
tons indicate that Mr.. Busher lie standing
over a natural gas flow. At Findlay he
WAC made 60 uncomfortable that lie had
to leave the town. he is said 10 have en-.
ployed his painful weakness to locate tho
big we'll at Wapskoneta, Ohio.
Wheeling believes che haa natural gas
In commercial quantity nearer her BORDEN
Than the present source OF supply. She
never will believe anything eloc until tho
surrounding country shall have been
made to look like q pepper hex or, now
that Ar. Bughor hau been heard Of, until
he comes hero and experiments on him
solf. Heis detcribedaaa wealthy mo who
does not do this thing for gain, accepts no
compensation beyond that Of helping bis
fellow men into a fuller enjoyment Of the
richest Of blessings.
II might DO that tho Chamber Of Com.
me'cs could induce Mr.. Busher to come
here and take some walke abroad. The
Chamber could veil afford to provide
him comfortable entertainment and any
medical attention he might require rs the
result OF his painful lshors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01

q wife and charged him with joking, he
asrerted that he meant business snds.he
would leave q sum Of money as a guarat,.
tee Of good faith ifit was necessary. He
stated that the woman must have at lesst
$500 TO prove acceptable 10 him. Tho
dcalers accepted tho work OF hunting him
n wife and have several women In view
for him when he again appears.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01
FOR A
REAL. ESTATE,
FOR SAl-E.

No 70 Zane street, threa roOmcd House; ground
IS feat by TO feet
LII III aud 20 fee. of M Oil McJolloch street,
carne.ing on hcfollgCh ald ecvenioenth strccur
small House. No. III Alley Il; ground iulllot,
Price sSn,
No il3l hlley II. q good substantial fame
hcuse; ground Il fuIl lot. lrICc Si,T0.
No lsS ~ d No. 100 Es htocuth EtrCet.
No. fitA nSrket str, CT, 81 500
ElPyen Lots on Eouth side o! High street, squNe
30, SIS each. 49,
Lot no. s, square 20, ChIr'es street. $50.
Lots No IL and u, SOU re 80, Charl y street, SlS
each.
Eas. hall OF lot No. 20 Eighteenth street, bcIrS
west Of hou'e No III Eighteenth street 81 OO).
10: no. IA sbIth SIDE Of sevelGeuth street, East
oil house No. 1G Seventeenth ttFt Ct. sl 400
Fall Lot cast Of house No. l7C Eishteanth tt!re,
SEQ.
Building gitcs north side OF Nineteenth stree.
east Of Words at Get, Si6 30 3 front foot
Lot No. 10 Shot sheet meas the e,St rnd 0t
Twelfth street, formerly WALNUT sheet s!01.
Lot south ol House 10 80! Eot s'rIpL, . go.
House 10. AZ siMylInd street. = SIT, lAGIGl
brick houic OF four rJoEcY and Kitchen, visa 4
good cellar: can DC houghI for 81 so
Lot No. ~ southwest corner Of MErylAnh and
North Broadway, 81 Coz,
Ground Conlering on Virginia Rnh G3Iitn York
streets fronting on VirgiIi Htrre. Is fre! Ent OF
sou'h York street 40 feet, SyGe.
House No $50 Twelfth street. a'large frame win
ho1sn on alley, ground, o full lot; can ee bought
for s2,i01.
IL Acres Land suitable Tor market gardening;
distant from the city ons mile and aquarIct, S!.pM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01
JudGc jackson rs n Dible Scholar.
Parkn.barg Journal.

Did Philip baptize the Eunuch or did
tho Eunuch baptlzo Philip? ia a question
which came up in court to-day. J. W.
Vandesvort, in an eloquent argument on
a railroad case, referred to that fact In
Biblical history, and aaid that the Eunuch
led Philip down into tho water. Judge
jackson questioned the correctness OF the
quotation and got the Bible for reference,
but not knowing whsfe 10 look for the
narrative, he WIS unable to Eostle the ques.
ton,